Greek?

[Jon J]

Greeting,

I would like to ask if someone could help me with identification. Although I must admit that it is difficult. The coin appears to be in poor condition and I have no information on weight and dimensions. I got an answer that it could be a Greek coin from the island of Isa (a cup is visible), although I am not really sure. I will post a picture of the coin from Isa, but I don't think it's the one.
Thank you very much : )

[Meepzorp]

Hi JJ,

Why can't you measure the coin to obtain the dimensions? Do you have the coin?

Meepzorp

[Jon J]

Hello,

I measure it, it is 5,56 g and 19 mm. : )

It is almost similar to last picture that I post.

Thank you very much

[Virgil H]

My first impression of the obverse is that it is a portrait head of Tyche. I think I can see the turreted mural crown and a facing right portrait. I could also be very wrong, I just don't see a Kantharos from the photo. It could look differently in hand. Tyche appears on many civic coins.

Virgil

[Jon J]

Greeting,

Thank you for your reply. My first impression was that on one side there is a bunch of grapes with a branch above, on the other side I can't recognize what it is. Maybe a kantharos but I can't see it clearly. And maybe I'm completely wrong

[Virgil H]

Jon,
You may be right about the grapes, I may be wrong about Tyche, I was giving my impression of it. I agree that the reverse does look like grapes. That coin is hard to read for sure.  I wonder if you could do some cleaning of it.

Virgil